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A temporary full closure of the Outer Harbor, Port Dock and Grange rail lines will be in place in early January 2025 to safely allow track maintenance, signalling works and a level crossing upgrade.

Whipper snippers, musical instruments, suitcases and prams were among a staggering 14,000 items left on public transport this year.

Building work on the refit of Heysen Tunnels has been completed on schedule, with new systems and equipment now in place ahead of final testing, marking the end of ongoing traffic restrictions.

Upgrades on four key highways in South Australia will be completed just in time for Christmas, helping keep holiday-makers safe on the road.

Easier and safer access to the Hindmarsh sporting, entertainment and recreational precinct has been delivered, with the completion of the upgraded Manton Street and Adam Street junction.

A new ongoing collaboration between the State Government and the Hutt St Centre is helping vulnerable people, including those experiencing homelessness, rebuild their lives.

One of South Australia’s river ferries, nicknamed Dotterel, has completed its biggest journey, travelling more than 300 kilometres along the River Murray – nearly 10 times further than its daily run.

Test fills have taken place at the new Adelaide Aquatic Centre site, with two of the pools filled for the first time.

One of the largest cranes in South Australia has lifted into place 12 super-T beams to support the new bridge at Aldinga - part of the new Aldinga Interchange, a key feature of the Main South Road stage 2 duplication project.

Learner drivers have overwhelmingly embraced the new online Hazard Perception Test with 90 per cent of users now choosing the digital assessment over the in-centre version, a major show of support for the new test which is now mandatory statewide.

Work is nearing completion on the installation of a new Active Pedestrian Crossing on the Outer Harbor Line at Jane Street, West Croydon, with the completed crossing to improve user access and safety.

The Southern Ports Highway on the Limestone Coast is the latest South Australian road to benefit from funding under a $168 million investment from the Road Safety Program.